Cameroon releases arrested anglophone activists [The Morning Call]
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya has ordered the release and dropping of all charges against arrested leaders of the Anglophone Southwest and Northwest … source
Cameroon’s “ghost towns”: 4 major markets shut [The Morning Call]
Traders in Bamenda Cameroon on Tuesday went on protests following the closure of four major markets in the metropolis. Angry business owners who were … source
Anglophone Cameroonians intensify protests [The Morning Call]
A fight over colonial languages is dividing Cameroonians. Anglophones have been protesting since November last year against the dominance of the French language; the official language in four-fifth… source
Cameroon: Journalists decry government pressure
Members of Cameroon’s National Union of Journalists gathered at the Union’s headquarters on Tuesday in Douala, where they denounced pressures from authorities on the media, in the coverage… source
Cameroon’s ‘unrest’ casualty figure uncertain [The Morning Call]
Controversy is brewing in Cameroon over the number of casualties recorded during the recent unrest in the country’s anglophone region. Hospital sources say at least fifteen people were… source